Sentence examples for beat far from inspiring English sources

But even better is its conscientiousness about gathering songs that represent turning points — like the Folkes Brothers' "Oh Carolina," which incorporates Rastafarian drumming; Millie Small's "My Boy Lollipop," which carried the ska beat far beyond Jamaica; and Wayne Smith's "Under Me Sleng Teng," which ushered in modern reggae's electronic era.

"We were only a small school, with around 200 boys, but they beat far bigger schools around us like Sedburgh, Giggleswick and Lancaster Royal Grammar".

He needs to put together enough money to beat far right Republican Assemblyman Tim Donnelly in order to get into the November general election in the first place.

This artwork goes up amidst a monumental election for France, where the pro-EU centrist, Emmanuel Macron, has beat far-right Front National candidate Marine Le Pen by a margin of almost two-to-one.

He was soon beating far older and more experienced opponents.

When they were at rest, their hearts were very relaxed, beating far less vigorously than the hearts of sedentary people.

Obviously, because his heart has either stopped beating or is beating FAR too much, he doesn't stand.

So when Sports Authority agreed to pay $150 million over 25 years for the naming rights to Mile High Stadium this past fall, if you listened carefully, the signage war drums were already beating far off in the distance.

Such a strategy was used in France, back in 2002, to help then-presidential candidate Jacques Chirac beat the far right firebrand Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the far right Front National party.

Varela is a promising right-back but Coutinho beat him far too easily.

Sánchez beat Darmian far too easily and the punishment for Juan Mata and Michael Carrick standing off was considerable.